In society Corruption - 7. With understanding ... September 10, 2008 George Satarov Now we will talk about the causes of corruption. Only by understanding the causes of corruption, we can competently diagnose and design treatment. But before moving on to the topic, I consider it important a little bit to follow the category of cause.

Each individual episode doesn't really mean anything. No one is forced to do anything. In principle, one can assume that, at the request of a group of religious students, the rector of a particular university will open another Muslim or Baptist room, but it is unlikely, of course: there are not enough such religious students. And most likely, the rectors did not negotiate with the students, but with the diocese.

Little Putin was born quite a long time ago. The exact date of his birth is well known and has not yet been disputed by anyone. Neither parents, nor relatives, nor close friends. Well, that is, no one at all. Therefore, we have no reason to doubt this date and we can conclude that it is reliable. Another thing is Big Putin. There is much less clarity with him. Politicians, public figures and scientists have differing opinions. Some say that they first saw him on New Year's Eve from 1999 to 2000.

I have not watched the series for a long time. Ever since Stirlitz, having groped out all the twigs in the spring forest, I went to Berlin to work, not a single fate of such a timing in my head has already fit. And neither the slave of Izaur, nor a group of weeping rich people could damage my psyche, and the latest domestic “soap” obviously went through the forest ... But a couple of months ago, the damned habit of clicking the remote control did not end in good.

On September 10, the Duma held a discussion of the situation in the Caucasus with the participation of Defense Minister Anatoly Serdyukov, after which a statement was made that Georgia was preparing new armed actions against South Ossetia and Abkhazia in the coming days.

As it turned out, Russia and the EU have different understandings of some details of the document containing additions to the Medvedev-Sarkozy plan. In any case, Nicolas Sarkozy himself supported Mikheil Saakashvili’s statement that international observers would operate not only in the buffer zone around Abkhazia and South Ossetia, but also in the republics themselves.

Prayer rooms in honor of the patroness of Russian students, Saint Tatiana, were opened in September in all seven universities of Kemerovo, Interfax reports. According to the press service of the local diocese, this decision was made by the Governor of Kuzbass Aman Tuleyev and the Bishop of Kemerovo and Novokuznetsk Aristarkh.